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• 1991Sacred dinners and secular teas: Constructing domesticity in mid-19th-century New York112 cited
• 1999The archaeology of middle-class domesticity and gentility in Victorian Brooklyn91 cited
• 1995Family togetherness and the suburban ideal69 cited
• 2009Housing and Planning: A Century of Social Reform and Local Power45 cited
• 2001The rhetoric of reform: The five points missions and the cult of domesticity30 cited
• 1999Civilian Threat, the Suburban Citadel, and Atomic Age American Women23 cited
• 2012Electric Moms and Quad Drivers: People with Disabilities Buying, Making, and Using Technology in Postwar America22 cited
• 2005"...be a genuine homemaker in your own home": Gender and Familial Relations in State Housing Practices, 1917-192221 cited
• 2006Two Stoves, Two Refrigerators,Due Cucine: The Italian immigrant home with two kitchens19 cited
• 2008New City Domesticity and the Tenacious Second Shift17 cited
• 2004Melville and the Architecture of Antebellum Masculinity16 cited
• 1998Interior Chambers: The Emily Dickinson Homestead14 cited
• 2016Resident-Led Urban Agriculture And The Hegemony Of Neoliberal Community Development: Eco-Gentrification In A Detroit Neighborhood